When the economy falters, the inclination of many law firms is to hunker down, reduce expenses and do only what is necessary. At times like these, when things look far bleaker even than that, law firms can become frozen in inaction. Marketing is seen as a luxury that firms can ill afford.
Instead, I would argue, now is precisely the time when lawyers need to be focusing more than ever on marketing, for several reasons.
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